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Indeed, if you're more interested in a good thriller than history, you'll still enjoy ''Traitor's Field''. If you're into historical thrillers, welcome to all your birthdays and Christmases as, thanks to a certain high ranking civil servant, they may have just arrived all at once.
If this book appeals and you enjoy historical thrillers that slide you effortlessly into another era, try [[The Soldier's Story by Bryan Forbes]]. If on the other hand you'd like to read more about the civil war, it's one of the examples of Britain on the edge told in [[The Road Not Taken: How Britain narrowly missed a revolution by Frank McLynn]]. We also have a review of [[The Spider of Sarajevo by Robert Wilton]].
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